13 Hidden Places In Maryland Only Locals Know About

Maryland is full of attractions but if you’re looking to escape the touristy spots, head to one of these 13 places. This list is filled with scenic views, unique accommodations, and even a hidden speakeasy! Check it out, and start planning your trips today.

1. Matoaka Beach (St. Leonard)

Jamie Alvarenga

This secluded beach is little known and the cost to explore for the day is just five dollars. It's worth it for the amount of fossils you'll find along the clay cliffs.
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Glamping (glamorous camping) has become quite popular over the last few years and no place does it quite as well as Wild Yough Glamping Huts. Stay the night in one of the cozy cabins or even a tipi!
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Stay the night at what is quite possibly the most beautiful setting for an inn. Boasting surrounding water views, kayaking opportunities, and incredible sunsets, you may never want to leave.
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This underrated park on Kent Island has it all. Bring your bicycle to explore the trails, visit the hidden cemetery, or simply enjoy the beach and take in the views of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.
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From the outside, this establishment is a seemingly normal coffee shop. But if you step up to the bookcase (and know the password), you'll be transported to a secret speakeasy that's reminiscent of the prohibition era.
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There are dozens of wineries in Maryland, but Slack Winery is particularly picturesque. Enjoy a wine tasting, followed by having a seat on the dock. Bonus: you can also stay the night here!
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You don't have to travel out of state for a tropical-esque getaway. Island Inn & Suites has some of the best views, enjoyed right from the comfort of your room. Book a stay and let the stress melt away.
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You may have heard of Conowingo Dam, but did you know that it's one of the best places to spot bald eagles? Set up a camera and prepare to watch these majestic creatures swoop and fight for fish.
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